Is Quoitrel really supposed to arrest the most entrancing omega heβs ever met?
As North Lelandβs sheriff, Quoitrel is responsible for upholding pack laws. Laws which were enacted to protect omegas. Laws that definitely prohibit prostitution. This Eastern Pack immigrant doesnβt seem to understand that, desirable as he might be, Quoitrel canβt allow him to open a bordello. But if Daisy needs care, protectionβor sexβQuoitrel would be honored to provide him with all of it.
Daisy came to Northern Pack territory to escape exactly this kind of law enforcementβthe kind that harasses and impedes sex workers. If the Northern Pack grants omegas autonomy over their own bodies, doesnβt that include the right to sell them? Daisy thinks so, and some of North Lelandβs ruling class agree with him, but how to convince the sexy sheriff who thinks he knows best?
As the battle to determine which of Head Alpha Martaβs two sons will succeed her comes to a head, Quoitrel is fighting another battle. He wants to claim Daisy for his own. But the more he learns about Daisyβs chosen profession, the more he realizes this is what Daisy was meant to do. And the more he wants to watch him do it.
If youβre sex-work positive, if you enjoy hot voyeurism and consensual partner sharing, if youβve been waiting for Prince Devin to get whatβs coming to him, then this final story in the Omega Reimagined series is sure to satisfy.
Omega Redeemed is a novella in the Omega Reimagined series. It can be read as part of the series or as a standalone. This is a non-MPREG omegaverse. Content warning: this story includes on-page sex outside of the primary relationship and has a non-monogamous resolution. If youβre looking for Pretty Woman, this ainβt it!. Narration performed by AI
Tanya is an avid rock climber, a long-distance runner, and a participant in her local community theater where she has tackled most roles, including playwright, actor, director, producer, and stage manager. Her travels, both for climbing trips and for cultural exploration, have brought her to places as fascinating as Egypt and as beautiful as the Dolomites, though thereβs no place like home.